Container shipping: impact of mega-containerships on ports in Europe and the Med
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1 Container shipping: impact of mega-containerships on ports in Europe and the Med
2 A brief port History The two past centuries, the 19th and the first half 20th century. Ports: instruments of state or colonial powers. Ports access meant to control market or area. Competition between ports was negligible. Port-related costs were relatively insignificant in comparison to the high cost of ocean transport and inland transport. Thus, improve port efficiency was less relevant. Today. Globalisation, as a phenomenon, is defined as a substantial (exponential) expansion of cross-border networks and flows. Symbols of globalisation have been the ever-increasing size and speed of ships and the shrinking cost of commercial transport. Ocean transports have achieved tremendous productivity gains increasing ports competition. Port productivity had to and has to be improved. Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 2
3 World container cargo prospects Traffic growth. In 2006 goods loaded at ports worldwide 7.4 billion tons, UNCTAD (2007). The estimation of global container trade in 2007 was million TEU, Drewry Shipping Consultants (2008). The 2008 figure is expected to reach million TEU. A forecast ending in 2020, container trade could exceed 371 million TEU in Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 3
4 Past and forecast global container volumes ( ). Source: Regional shipping and Port Development - Container Traffic Forecast 2007 Update (UN-ESCAP / KMI). Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 4
5 Trade lane growth ( ) Source: Regional shipping and Port Development - Container Traffic Forecast 2007 Update (UN-ESCAP / KMI). Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 5
6 The fleet growth. The traffic growth implies a trend for bigger container ship. Technical improvements ship-owners have used larger ships, in order to obtain the lowest total cost per cargo ton. An optimal ship size may exist: trading off economies of scale in hauling operations (at sea) with diseconomies of scale in handling operations (in port). The subject of optimal ship size has been widely investigated by scholars. But what is the limit? Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 6
7 No technical barriers? Ever bigger container ships Year / and further Type / Class 1st generation 2nd generation 3rd generation 4th generation 5th generation 6th generation Capacity (in TEU) more than Source : compilation, Cullinane et Khanna (2000), Gilman (1983) et Pearson (1988) and other. No deterrent technical barriers to further increases. Designing vessels up to 18,000 TEU: The Malacca-max concept (Wijnolts ) Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 7
8 A new shipping network: Increasing size of container ships implies to reduce the number of port calls. Such vessels are very costly. They imply to limit the costs in port. Thus, ship-owners have to reduce the number of port calls. Big ships are working as part of a global network. They imply an extensive use of transhipment to fill them the concept of transhipment terminal has been developed. Improve port competitiveness with information technology. Port operations are capital-intensive activities (management software, quayside cranes, reach stackers, straddle carriers, automation) Shipping networks have changed: From the point-to-point network to the collection distribution network pattern (hub-and-spoke). Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 8
9 Point-to-point network vs. hub-and-spoke. Point-to-point network: 16 independent connections. Hub-and-spoke network: 9 connections. One of them is operated with mega container-ships. The others with short-sea services Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 9
10 A new port hierarchy: Container lines have required minimising costs by limiting the number of port calls (hub and spoke system): port concentration. Thus, a new port hierarchy: Global hubs located closed to the main maritime routes with intense competition. Transhipment activities can move rapidly from one port to another. Regional hubs. Direct call ports. (Gateway ports) Feeder ports. Niche ports that can be compared to local monopolies. Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 10
11 Ports competition & technology 2 major ports structures hub ports gateway ports Gateway ports: North Europe; close to final customers Hub ports: Geo-strategic location; straits or central position High competition. Lower competition. Ports innovative, productivity enhancing and cost cutting strategies. Improve connexions with the hinterland. Port huge investments. Shipping lines provide technology to ports. Optimising transhipment operations. Shipping lines huge investments. Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 11
12 Mediterranean hubs Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 12
13 North European gateways Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 13
14 CMA-CGM hubs in Méditerranée Tangiers Med. Malta Freeport. 65 years of concession from 2004 Capacity: 2,400,000 TEUs per annum 2007 throughput: 1,900,000 TEUs Berth: 2,000m Draft: 15m 20 gantry cranes, 2 RMG, 31 RTG, 5 reach stackers New expansion plan prepared in order to increase the capacity up to 4 MTEUs Capacity: 1,300,000 TEUs per annum Berth: 800m Draft: 16m on 650m 12m on 150m 8 gantry cranes, 21 RTGs Start of commercial operations planned at the 2 nd semester 2008 Damietta. Capacity: 2,900,000 TEUs per annum in phase 1 Berth: 2,360m Draft: 17,3m 14 gantry cranes, 35 RTGs Start of commercial operations 2009 Istanbul... Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 14
15 Malta Freeport. Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 15
16 The container transhipment terminals: Container transhipment terminals, crossroad of the seas, connecting: Long distance and short distance (feeder) maritime services (connection between Asia/Europe and Mediterranean lines for example: Marsaxlokk terminal in Malta or Tangiers), Different long distance services (crossroad of Asia/Europe and South/North lines), Services calling several ports along a similar maritime range. The ever-increasing transhipments? World total transhipment volume from 85 million TEU in 2005 to 184 million TEU in The share of transhipment is expected to be approximately 23.1 % Almost unchanged from the MPPM (Maritime Policy Planning Models) estimates of transhipment shares in 2005 (22.9 per cent of the global total). Source: Regional shipping and Port Development Container Traffic Forecast 2007 Update (UN-ESCAP / KMI). Thus, the trend is for more and more transhipment terminals. Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 16
17 Big ships and transhipment terminals, several drawbacks and advantages: - Big ships are less flexible. Could be a serious liability in a downturn - Ever bigger ships = ever bigger risk - Big ships need deeper water, bigger cranes, longer berths, bigger container yards. Who will pay for these port infrastructure improvements? - Increased time in port can quickly outweigh economies of scale. - A less visible presence in the port of origin (or destination) of the cargo. - Additional handlings than a point-to-point network. - For ports, transhipment volumes can be very volatile. Transhipment activities can move rapidly from one port to another. Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 17
18 Big ships and transhipment terminals, several drawbacks and advantages: + Economies of scale on connections by offering a high frequency of services. with the same number of ship it can provide a higher frequency of services. + Ship-owners can optimise the number of ships and their size. The biggest container ships are affected to the main corridors between the biggest ports and the container transhipment terminals. The load factor of the container ships is improved. Thus it allows to obtain the lowest total cost per cargo ton. + Economies of scale at the hubs, enabling the potential development of an efficient distribution system since the hubs handle larger quantities of traffic. + Economies of scope in the use of shared transhipment facilities. This can take several dimensions such as lower costs for the users as well as higher quality infrastructures. Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 18
19 Conclusions Impact of mega-containerships on ports in Europe and the Med? A new transport system. A new port hierarchy. An higher competition between ports: Stay themselves in the top of the hierarchy. Technological improvements. What transport system approve? Trade off the point-to-point network with the hub-and-spoke framework. Each port and area is a single case. A new issue: Is a container transhipment terminal environmentally friendly? Sept 16th 2008, MAREFORUM Ghislain LORTHIOIS Page 19
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